Compliance checks for new customers

The steps after step 2 cost more than they get back

Stopping after step 2 would leave you $7,629 a month better off.

• Of the 208.8 new customers it screens out each month, 193.2 are legitimate customers: 92.5% of everyone screened out.
• Still getting through: 0.4 of the 16 customers who should not be taken on.
• It costs the people going through it 715.7 hours a month, 130.4 of them from people who do not get through.

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How this answer was worked out

Every formula is written out on the formulas page.

What the calculator asks you

• How many steps, and how many people arrive
• What each wanted person is worth, and the share each step turns away
• The share it is meant to stop, what each costs, and the share each step stops
• What a step costs the people going through it
• Any fee paid by those who get through

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